... SHIP veWS.. The Brilliant Lakue, from Swansea to Guernseyis on s herei at £bPowience 'rsms eney so hr The' Providence, Thomas, from Youghall, is lost on. St. Da- vid's lead. ?? Haverfqrd West, from Milford to Bristol, is lost at Bristol. PORtrSaoUTu, Fiet. .-Ydsterday the Antelope, of 5o guns, Captain Bazeley, made the signal fora convoy to the East Indies. t baild the Redwing sloop of war, ...

... 11eA l FF1, . _ . ?? . ?? Rt we had little Wheat. u'p for this rn;oinrs' j hu- Which added to the quantity on ?? middling stip ply. '41e'uninterrupted working of the mills having brought bus F1lour into the warehouses durmilliersbecbmere v'ebacl: ward in purchasing. Htence wa e had again, to-day (except forfiuse .saplesd , a heat y market. few sales and ?? rsce,;: Good leats were at about s p ...

... .. , . 7 I , . n r T hect-ovideanroe p is appointed con-I. ?? voy ?? is expeaddo sal from - the Humber to-morrow. a: ?? . s.;a .-:Theil)oris, C:(aptasn Fyke~; ?? isR jaes@r's' w t, 'licence fron 'C-harante, for; lJ,- .detaioed- a Ip it 'Yarmiouth by his Majesty's s~iop Sparrowi, .the . Y' Hbn. Capt. Win.,Peckentham,' September.Asth,; m !e 1806, was aidered by the Court of Admiralty,' cl d 27th ...

... SItP NEWS ' ' Te Charlegi Priddies, from Newfoundland to bartmbfitih was taken itlh Janiary, by a Spagish privateer. The'Alicia;' Fitzgerald, fi'om Nef`fdveredland'to Lijlon, has been taken, a jpanish privateer, retakenbythe Aindion-fsi gate;nditse arrivedi 72oht . 1 ? d ~ .s ~ e ~ u , e E B 1 .. T ~ i r ~ d l a t - a il e d , fe r t e l e g ' Bi gi - nalib4 o po ~e 6'e L b een nt Bsud4 aw ...

... . --om VALUABLE CAPTURE. A Dutc h frigate and two Indiamen, richly laden, have b, en captured on their voyage from Batavia.- The followiug is a tI ranslation of the dispatches of the dispatcher of the late Governor-Gcneral of the Iudia Ntedderlhtnde (the Ncthtrlands) found on boa d the Danish ship Lisette, detained on her vov- age fro mi Batavia to Copenhagen, and sent into Da-t. mouth by the ...

... , [The ?? Sketch of the New Plan of Finance, fubmitted to Parliament, by the Chancellor of the Exchequer, is fubmitted to our Readers, -as calcu- latedot explain any difficulty . which-nay arife on. a perufal of the Pariiamentary.RieorI.Tv The new plan of finance professes to have for its object a provision of the means of Imaintaining the honour and independence of the British Em- a pire ...

... . ?? -N S ?? 'T~he|lndefasist)4 Fnoukes, fromn IMoA/id errst to London., ias.: ?? ta-h kthe 'fhribeane EIr°te ad ai-rived at PlyJ . lt Cormet, fsorlsireitven'to Cork hns heenv takers, retakenliby ,tlhe ilover sloop vt war and arrived at -: T Otelmb-a from ihtrlieston to Lrxes`ool, it isn shore onil Forrr-Iy Point.- . - ole'strprze, iXilkinson, and Jane Scott, from I onadon' to Corkd and ...

... i ALARKET HERALD. CORN EXOIIA.teO1E, Molnday, Feb. 2, i&?q We trod little Wheat up (Or this mrnrrring's ?? which, added to the quantity onl and, furrirflied a s' dulng fuppl . The uninterrupted workii,g of th~ r,. having brough~t ionich Flour i151o tiie nrclmtife5cs. miillers became very backward in prrrcliainie. Ilenso had aignini, to-day, (except far Sine taniples\ a tuarket, few ftaes, ...

... JANKR uPTh'. Lndon Geztdte, Sradhlay, Jan. 31. Wilian-, Oh'iltvy ,tieynnuer. Veorge Myre. aml 3ohn Cliza'rser, of- , t . it.r, mechtltisr.eiblN, 14, an Nila h14, at tei,,at Guilcilala. .-eriies, 73e-rrs, Crowder, tavie, and Garth, Old Jewry. Gerge Rcyiualsd, uf Hiack-latie;Shad etl, Mi ddlearx, co-Ceeper, Felt. , 1, and March t4, at otie, at Gudlihall. A morney, it r. Ileardl. llenpet or,;ate ...

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... I ARINE IN rELLIGENCE. The Ant, Sangster,from Copenhatgen to London, has been t31;en by the Jepa French privateer, cetaken by the Ores- ,ts sloop of war, and sent into Yarrn-outh. Sturday last, arrived in Leith roads, the Norfolk armed ship, fr a ciuize, Withl a- lttgger privateer otf 14 guts and so mnen,. which sbe~captured-near Flarnborosgh Head. The priatee~r, belonged to Dunkirk, and had ...

... so r r. r _ . _r ?? The New Plan of Finanee. ha& for..its obje&, to! provide the means of maintaining the honour and -independence of the Britilh Empire, during the tnc4- fary continuance of the war, without perceptibly in-, creafing th-e burthens of the country, 'and with manifell' benefit to the interefts of the ?? creditor. The propofed meafure is grounded on the fleourifling ftate of the ...